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We should’ve won but overall it’s not terrible.
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[QUOTE="Doctor Hoop, post: 4130357, member: 6845"] I think there's a tendency in Hurley, and to be fair a large number of coaches at other schools, to coach these college players like an NBA coach might coach their players. That is, give them freedom to create. The problem is that these aren't NBA players, although some may eventually develop that level of skill. It's not reasonable expect that getting the ball inbounds, or creating a shot as the clock runs down is something that happens organically, especially down the stretch. Create some structure that they can rely on when the game is tense. [/QUOTE]
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We should’ve won but overall it’s not terrible.
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